03:19 - Redn1ghtThe first thing I heard while listening to that song was... "Wait... No way... FINAL COUNTDOWN! Oh shit you trolls."

03:17 - deadoneNo, I didn't pick that up which is bizarre given that Final Countdown is such a distinctive song and yes From Beoynd does sound like it now! It did sound familiar but I have put it down to genre! :P

03:17 - Redn1ghtThe melody is exactly the same in From Beyond right after the solo for example. xD

03:13 - Redn1ghtI was just pointing out my (Typos in here.) That I fixed. Sleepy atm. :P

03:11 - Redn1ghtI meant that title song in the Enforcer album sounding exactly like Final Countdown. Compare: [link] to [link]

03:11 - deadoneAs for typos, feel free to volunteer for an editor's position at MS.

03:09 - deadoneCause I've never listened to that Europe album save the title track.

Since 2005, when they found a stable line-up, JAIP started playing live, walking stages for the most part across north and central Italy.

In 2008 the band released it's first 10 track self-produced EP Holobscene. It was live recorded, mixed and mastered at Studio 73, in Ravenna, by Riccardo Pasini during November 2007.

One year later the band embarked in it's first European tour, together with 2 Minuta Dreka from Bologna, they shared the stage throughout Germany, Poland, Slovakia and Hungary. Afterwards the four musicians committed themselves to writing new material for a forthcoming full-length release, which was also live recorded, mixed and mastered once again at Studio 73 under supervision of Riccardo Pasini, during a 4 day period in July 2011; the long awaited follow-up Freiheit Macht Frei was released on February 10, 2012, as well as promoted and distributed by Grindpromotion.

Since the very beginning, Jesus Ain't In Poland have incorporated multiple extreme music influences into their sound: death metal, grindcore, hardcore punk, sludge and thrash metal fuse all together, defining a diversified and compact style which constantly evolves throughout the years.

It's up to you now to determine whether it's true or not such a blade actually cuts.